Winfield Police nab convicted felon from Newton in arrest made late Sunday

An investigation by police in Winfield Sunday night led to the arrest of a Newton man with an extensive criminal background.Around 9:30 p.m., 34-year-old Bryan E. Smith was booked into the Cowley County Jail on charges of possessing stolen property, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia... Read More.

Youth literacy event draws a good crowd to Ark City Park on Tuesday

Ark City’s Lovie Watson Park was filled Tuesday with the sounds of children laughing and playing as they learned the importance of reading and early literacy in young children.The Read & Stroll event offered kids the chance to immerse themselves in stories at various reading stations, while also participating... Read More.

Southwestern College graduation is May 5 in Winfield; Activities begin May 3

 Southwestern College Commencement ceremony is scheduled for Sunday, May 5, at 2:30 p.m., in Richard L. Jantz Stadium.          Class of 2024 Commencement activities include:Friday, May 3:12-1 p.m.—Business division reception, Mossman Hall room 134Saturday, May 4:2:30-4 p.m.—Natural science and mathematics division reception, Welcome Center patio3-4 p.m.—Creative technologies and communications division... Read More.

Vehicles Involved In Minor Injury Accident Near Strother Field Tuesday

Two vehicles were involved in a minor-injury accident Tuesday that occurred on U.S. 77 high near Strother Field, according to the Cowley County Sheriff’s Dept.The accident was reported just before 3:50 p.m. when a 1986 Ford F-250 pickup, driven by James Adcock, 58, Ark City, collided with a 2018... Read More.

Winfield music students perform at regionals; Many move on to state April 27

Winfield High School sent Band, Choir, and Orchestra students to Kansas State High School Activities Association’s Regional Solo/Small Ensemble Contest on Saturday, April 5th at Andover High School with directors and assistants Taton Bennett, Teddi Ricketts, MJ Harper, Sarah Jane Naillon, and Ismail Farid. Students were required to practice and... Read More.